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Six-time world champion Cameron Meyer will make a long awaited return to track cycling at this month's national Madison Championships in Victoria on December 20.

The Hockeyroos had to settle for silver at the Champions Trophy in Mendoza after going down to the hosts Argentina in dramatic circumstances.

WA has strengthened its reputation as custodians of 200m paddling in Australia, after WAIS paddlers dominated the distance at GP 1 in Adelaide on Sunday.

WAIS cyclists Melissa Hoskins and Isabella King have won silver at the London Track Cycling World Cup as members of the Australian women's team pursuit squad that finished behind hosts Great Britain in the ride for gold.

After starting from humble origins, the WAIS Diving Program is working ever closer to its long term goals of regularly producing elite Western Australian divers.

WAIS swimmer Brianna Throssell has completed a busy first day schedule at the 2014 World Short Course Championships in Doha with a bronze medal.

West Coast Fever Head Coach, Stacey Rosman challenged her 2015 playing group to come back and start pre-season training in peak condition, and they've certainly delivered.

The Western Australian Institute of Sport wishes to express its sorrow at the passing of Western Australian sporting great and WA Hall of Champions inductee Phil May.

A dominant performance saw the Hockeyroos run out 3-1 winners over European gold medallists Germany in their Champions Trophy match in Mendoza, with the Australian women finishing second in Pool B after Argentina went on to beat England 4-1.

The Hockeyroos remain top of Pool B at the women's Champions Trophy after a 1-1 draw with hosts and defending champions Argentina in Mendoza.